Troy spoils Rice return in New Orleans Bowl win
Omar Haugabook threw four TD passes and ran for another score to lift Troy to a 41-17 victory over Rice. Haugabook earned MVP honors in Troy's first bowl win after moving to Division I-A in 2002, while Rice, led by Joel Armstrong, suffered five interceptions and four sacks. Jarett Dillard extended his NCAA TD streak to 15 games with a 1-yard score in the fourth quarter.
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White basketball recruit flips to Indiana after coaching changes
White, who averaged 19.4 points and 7.4 rebounds per game in high school, switched college commitments amid coaching upheaval. He initially favored Purdue and Oklahoma before Kelvin Sampson left for Indiana, prompting a Bloomington visit and a final pledge to the Hoosiers. Through this season he has logged limited minutes and modest scoring while his former coach lauds his work ethic and adaptability.
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Iverson Debut With Nuggets Falls to Kings in Short-Handed Tilt
Denver despite Allen Iverson's 22 points and 10 assists, could not overcome an eight-man Nuggets roster. John Salmons posted a triple double with 21 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists for Sacramento, while Brad Miller added 21 points and 14 boards in a late arrival win at the Pepsi Center.
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Aggies overpower Auburn on the road in 87-58 rout
Texas A&M led by 20 points at halftime and never relented as Acie Law scored 21 and five Aggies reached double digits. Auburn shot 33 percent, struggled from three, and saw Quan Prowell lead with 20 points while the Tigers suffered their worst home loss since 1952 at Beard-Eaves Coliseum.
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Marquette tops Morgan State 77 to 57 in Milwaukee
Jerel McNeal scores 25 points including 15 in the first half to lift Marquette to a 77 57 victory over Morgan State. Reggie Holmes leads Morgan State with 13 points in the road defeat as Syracuse beats Hofstra in another highlighted game.
North Carolina Tops Saint Louis In St. Louis Return
No. 2 North Carolina defeated Saint Louis 69 48 at the Scottrade Center. Tyler Hansbrough had 15 points and 13 rebounds as UNC built an 18 4 run in the second half after a close first half. Danny Green added 14 points for the Tar Heels while Ian Voungoukas led the Billikens with 14 points and 13 rebounds.
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Barrett leads Sam Houston State past Wisconsin-Milwaukee 89 73
James Barrett scored 27 points in 20 minutes to lift Sam Houston State to an 89-73 win over Wisconsin-Milwaukee. He added seven rebounds three blocks while going nine of 13 from the field and perfect on three 3-pointers. Ryan Bright added 11 points, six rebounds, three assists and two blocks. Aaron Wade came off the bench for 15 points.
Texans assistant hired at Air Force head coach
Troy Calhoun is named the Air Force Falcons head coach, becoming the first former Air Force quarterback to lead the program. The 38 year old replaces retiring Fisher DeBerry and returns after coaching stints with Ohio University Wake Forest the Denver Broncos and the Houston Texans. Calhoun spoke of returning to the academy and working with cadets and former teammates.
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Nowitzki Returns to Power as Mavs Rout Clippers
Dirk Nowitzki shook off an ankle sprain to post 20 points and 12 rebounds as Dallas extended its win streak to six with a 115-83 victory over the Los Angeles Clippers. Josh Howard scored 25, Devean George added a season-high 21 with 5 of 6 from three, and Dallas hit 15 of 27 from beyond the arc.
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College Football Bowl Schedule and Matchups
A dense list of post season bowls from Poinsettia through the BCS title, naming teams, records, and timing. Key matchups include TCU vs Northern Illinois, BYU vs Oregon, and Fresno many other bowls with ESPN and network time slots. The slate spans Dec 22 through Jan 8 with title contenders such as Ohio State, Florida, Oklahoma, Texas, and LSU set for high profile games.
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